Video: Gilmore Elementary Kindergarten Presentation
Gilmore Elementary Kindergarten Class of 2018: I’m Growing Up! directed by Gerald Butler.
Gilmore Elementary Kindergarten Class of 2018: I’m Growing Up! directed by Gerald Butler.
Based on a musical written by John Jacobson, and directed by Gerald Butler, The Gilmore Elementary 2nd Grade Class presented “EE II EE II OOPS!”… Read More »Video: Gilmore Elementary: EE II EE II OOPS!
Thanks to all the FANTASTIC volunteers, Feed Galveston packaged 50,000 meals for our Galveston County neighbors in need at the Lyceum of Galveston in a… Read More »Video: 50,000 Meals Packaged for Galveston Co. Food Bank
Join “Koonskin” Kelsey, director of JOYFUL NOISE, as she ventures into the wilderness in search of every nook and cranny for lost and orphaned musicians.… Read More »Video: Hunt for Wild Musicians With Koonskin Kelsey
Enjoy this wonderful production of “Where The Wild Things Are” presented by the 4th Grade class of Gilmore Elementary in League City, Texas. Based on… Read More »Video: Gilmore Elementary: Where The Wild Things Are
Faith Lutheran Church in Dickinson suffered a devastating flood by Hurricane Harvey, but THANKS to volunteers it is on the way to recovery. If you… Read More »Video: Hurricane Harvey Cleanup Day
Check out Miss Scheuerman’s Music Room for K – 5th Grade students!
Some random photos from Summer Camp II at Fanfare Lutheran Music Academy!
A musical behind the scenes video at the historical Lyceum of Galveston Island.
The Galveston County Adoption Day Foundation sponsored their twelfth annual Galveston County Adoption Day event on November 19, 2016, at 10:00 a.m. at the Galveston… Read More »2016 Galveston Adoption Foundation
For more information about Galveston Island Oktoberfest, please visit GalvestonOktoberfest.com
Island Oktoberfest 2016 from Rising Tide New Media on Vimeo. Recognized as Galveston Island’s premier fall event, Island Oktoberfest is a family-friendly festival! Island Oktoberfest… Read More »2016 Island Oktoberfest Video
Hunger is a real issue in Galveston County. The phrase I lean toward in understanding this is “food insecurity” – which helps point out that… Read More »Feed Galveston